How to Change Settings and Layout for Multiple Displays in Windows 10 Quite a many of us have multiple displays connected to our computers, I for instance always have a browser full screen on my laptop display showing PC Help Forum, Seven Forums, Eight Forums and Ten Forums on their respective tabs, and do all my other computing / browsing on the secondary display. Most of today's laptops and ... The default mouse pointers and cursors included with Windows are located in the C:\Windows\Cursors folder. This tutorial will show you how to change pointer size and color, change mouse pointers, and to select, save, and delete pointer schemes for your account in Windows 10. Then, in the Advanced Settings list, select the check boxes for Display File Size Information In Folder Tips and Show Pop-Up Description For Folder And Desktop Items. Click OK. ======================== Now to add a comment, rt click the folder, click Customise with StyleFolder. The comment appears in the tooltip when you mouseover the folder. 3. it gets the color of that pixel and compares it with the widnows' blue underline color (i think its like 3 shades depending on if you hover mouse over the icon) 4. if it sees that the pixel is blue that means that icon is active (and not just a pinned shortcut) 5. it displays a white box behind that icon. I am visually impaired and am looking for a way to change or override the default 32x32 mouse pointer size limit either through Registry settings, Group Policy or through a setting in God Mode. Windows 10 propagates mouse settings across multiple devices OK, I came across some really bizarre behavior... which telegraphs that Microsoft is doing a lot more behind the scenes than I had thought. Apparently Microsoft captures at least some or all of your computer configuration settings associated with your account. Mouse cursor too big Hi all, Mouse cursor in Windows 10 scales with the display size. If we go to display -> scale and layout, and we set 100, 125, 150% etc size we get the respected pointer size - the bigger the size the larger the mouse cursor. I didn't mention in my first post that the mouse pointer stays the same size even after I make the mouse pointer bigger. The only exception to this is if I go into display settings, & move the display scale to 200% instead of 175%. My son wants his mouse pointer blue but in the dialog window to change the color of the pointer that option is not shown - there are only 3 boxes to choose from (white, black and inverted) with the 4th color one not showing. How to Change Mouse Cursor Speed in Windows If your pointer is moving too slow or fast for you, then you can easily select a pointer speed you want instead. This tutorial will show you how to change the mouse pointer or cursor speed for your account in Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10.